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January 17, 2023 City Council Emails
701-32 DOCUMENTS IN THIS PACKET INCLUDE: LETTERS FROM CITIZENS TO THE MAYOR OR CITY COUNCIL RESPONSES FROM STAFF TO LETTERS FROM CITIZENS ITEMS FROM MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEMBERS ITEMS FROM OTHER COMMITTEES AND AGENCIES ITEMS FROM CITY, COUNTY, STATE, AND REGIONAL AGENCIES Prepared for: 1/17/2023 Document dates: 1/9/2023 – 1/17/2023 Note: Documents for every category may not have been received for packet reproduction in a given week. From:Aram James To:Sean Allen; Binder, Andrew; Winter Dellenbach; Jeff Rosen; Jethroe Moore; citycouncil@mountainview.gov;Council, City; Rebecca Eisenberg; Joe Simitian; Josh Becker; wilpf.peninsula.paloalto@gmail.com; Shikada, Ed;Jay Boyarsky; chuck jagoda; Wagner, April; Reifschneider, James; Michael Gennaco; Tony Dixon;peaceandjusticecenter@gmail.com; Bains, Paul; Cecilia Taylor; Betsy Nash; Josh Becker; Karen Holman; ShanaSegal Subject:Weaponized police canines the most likely use of police force to send you to the hospital. Time to ban flesh eating police dogs and the racist police leadership that promote them Date:Tuesday, January 17, 2023 11:12:43 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautious of opening attachments and clicking on links. ________________________________ https://youtu.be/Txf-ncYm7cU Sent from my iPhone From:Aram James To:Binder, Andrew; Sean Allen; Jethroe Moore; Jeff Rosen; Shikada, Ed; Rebecca Eisenberg; Winter Dellenbach;Foley, Michael; Michael Gennaco; Tannock, Julie; Joe Simitian; Tanaka, Greg; Lydia Kou; Michael Gennaco;Reifschneider, James; Council, City; Wagner, April; Perron, Zachary; Josh Becker; Jay Boyarsky; chuck jagoda;ladoris cordell; Human Relations Commission; Enberg, Nicholas; Ed Lauing; Pat Burt; Greer Stone; Shana Segal Subject:Teacher and cousin of Black Lives Matter founder ‘Tased to death’ by LAPD | California | The Guardian Date:Tuesday, January 17, 2023 9:21:10 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautious of opening attachments and clicking on links. ________________________________ Jan 17, 2023 Andrew, There have been three tasers deaths - two in California and one in South Carolina since the beginning of 2023. All three deaths involved unarmed people. I know, shame on you, that the PAPD just bought new Tasers back in December 2022. You and I have discussed on numerous occasions that Tasers are not non-lethal -more than 1000 deaths by Tasers in this country well establish this point. Please warn your officers about the high risk of killing an unarmed person when a Taser is deployed. And please send around the below death by torture incident(see link below) by the LAPD that occurred on Jan 3, 2023. The body worn camera footage was released a day or so after this hideous killing of an unarmed man tortured to death by multiple taser blasts while numerous members of the LAPD stood around and watched Keenan Anderson being tortured. Mandatory that you send this article and video to all members of your department. aram https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/jan/11/black-lives-matter-co-founder-cousin-killed-los-angeles-police Sent from my iPhone From:Roberta Ahlquist To:Dave Price Date:Tuesday, January 17, 2023 5:19:40 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. CONTRASTING SENIOR CENTERS-: AVENIDAS, Palo Alto & LITTLE HOUSE, MenloPark Over the 2022 December holidays Little House had two lovcly free meals for seniors, a 3- course lunch with wine, and a New Years Brunch with champagne, and over 80 attended. Bothevents featured festive decorations, an engaging program, and an upbeat environment to meet and talk with seniors. What did Avenidas offer seniors? Avenidas had only a 2- hour event forgrandkids to decorate cookies. If you drop by Avenidas you will see it is grossly underutilized, even thought tere are four or five empty rooms that could be used forserving La Comida lunches, where seniors could meet, eat and socialize. Why isn't this happening? Sincerely, Roberta Ahlquist View this email in your browser What community means. Dear community, The lives of members of our community have been devastated due to flooding over the last few weeks. Several apartment parking garages flooded in East Palo Alto, for example, completely ruining peoples’ vehicles, laundry facilities, and storage From:Lisa Van DusenTo:Council, CitySubject:What Community MeansDate:Tuesday, January 17, 2023 3:46:43 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautious ofopening attachments and clicking on links. areas. Many of those affected were without savings, insurance, or simply the time to deal with such an emergency. Our community rallied to provide resources to help our neighbors. The Palo Alto Community Fund provided immediate funds and was able to amplify the story of the neighborhood’s plight, resulting in many people and organizations stepping up to help. This is what a functional, meaningful, kind community does. It rallies in an emergency. The Palo Alto Community Fund, I am proud to say, steps up in emergencies – from the recent flooding, to our extensive local COVID-19 Relief Fund, and even smaller-scale emergencies like keeping a youth group from being evicted. But what we are also able to do is invest in the nonprofit organizations that work every day so our community can respond to emergencies and can provide long-term solutions and services to all of us, especially to those most vulnerable. How do we invest? We have a growing group of donors from our community—people like you and me—who step up every year and donate. By pooling our money, we are able to invest in our local nonprofits that are doing the hard work on the ground day in and day out to uplift the vulnerable, provide education opportunities, support families and our elders, and improve the lives of all us in Palo Alto, East Palo Alto, and Menlo Park. Because of the generosity of our donors, we can also invest in innovative long-term local solutions to issues such as housing, hunger, and mental health. Please check out our work and see how far your donation to the Palo Alto Community Fund can go to help. We believe giving where you live makes a huge difference. It’s what community means in action. As we approach our annual grantmaking season, can we count on you to dig deep in support of our neighbors in times of crisis, and for the long term? With hope and heartfelt gratitude, Lisa Van Dusen DONATE Copyright © 2023 Palo Alto Community Fund, All rights reserved. Thank you for being a friend of the Palo Alto Community Fund. Our mailing address is: Palo Alto Community Fund PO Box 50634 Palo Alto, CA 94303-0634 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. From:Friends of the Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo To:Council, City Subject:New Year, New Animals at the JMZ! Date:Tuesday, January 17, 2023 2:01:01 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautious of openingattachments and clicking on links. Logo_Full_Color_CMYK.jpg New Year, New Animals at the Junior Museum & Zoo!January 17, 2023 Hello Friends, I hope your 2023 is off to a happy and healthy start. We kick off the new year with a lookat some wonderful new animals at the Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo, including aVirginia opossum, Western pond turtle, barn owls, hedgehog, and bearded dragon. Theseanimals join 61 other animal species at the zoo, providing visitors with an opportunity tolearn about and see these animals up close during the JMZ’s various talks. With the new year, Super Family Sundays are back! For more than 10 years, the Friendshave funded these special events at the JMZ for families who have children withdisabilities. There are several events scheduled for this year, with the first two taking placeon January 22 and February 26 from 5:30 - 7 p.m. To sign up or to see the full eventschedule, go to the Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo's webpage on accessibility. I hope to see you at the JMZ soon, and look forward to an exciting year ahead. Lauren Angelo President, Friends of the Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo Young children meet the JMZ's newest bearded dragon, Mad Maxine. Animal care staffshared that Mad Maxine is a very calm, easy-to-handle reptile. Photo courtesy of DavidLiittschwager. Meet the JMZ's Newest Arrivals The Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo is home to animals from diverse habitats and homes. In fact, many of the animals at the JMZ are rescues! All three new arrivals featured below are either rescues or animals that were surrendered to the JMZ. Animal care staff are passionate about providing the top care to these arrivals. Virginia Opossum – Ms. O Meet Ms. O! Ms. O is a nine-month-old Virginia opossum. As a joey—the term foropossum babies-– she was taken in as a pet by a loving family. However, as it is illegal tokeep native wildlife as pets in California, Cal Fish and Wildlife relocated Ms. O to the JMZ. The Virginia opossum is the only living marsupial in North America. For the first two months of their life, young opossums live in their mother’s pouch. Ms. O still likes to be carried in a fabric pouch. Members of the animal care staff will wear this pouch over the shoulder, which allows her to be comfortable. She has hammocks, dens, and cavities in her enclosure to climb into. Extremely adaptable creatures, the opossum’s range stretches across much of thecontinent with the exception of some states in the center of the United States. Much likeraccoons, opossums often live in close proximity to humans. Ms. O is an example of ananimal people may encounter in their backyards, which makes her all the more importantto understand. Opossums have fifty teeth, the highest number of teeth found in any landanimal. These marsupials provide great benefits to neighborhoods by eating cockroachesand ticks, which reduces the spread of Lyme disease. Contrary to popular belief,opossums are also extremely unlikely to contract rabies. You can see Ms. O when it is warm in the zoo accompanied by a member of the animalcare staff! Ms. O is introduced to a group of visitors. Photo courtesy of David Liittschwager. Western Pond Turtle The Western pond turtle is the West Coast’s only native freshwater turtle and a protectedspecies. A local family kept our new Western pond turtle as a pet, but could no longer carefor her. She was given to the Peninsula Humane Society and then brought to the JMZ.Turtles that live in captivity cannot be released back into the wild. This ensures that wildponds turtles do not catch diseases from turtles that have been in close contact withpeople. Western pond turtles can live up to 80 years in captivity, which makes caring forthem a long-term commitment. Western pond turtles live in calm streams, ponds, lakes, and marshes. When these bodies of water dry up during summer months, Western pond turtles dig into mud and draw in oxygen through their skin. This helps them survive throughout dry months when water sources are not as easy to find. The population of Western pond turtles is on a steep decline in the wild. These turtles arean Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) Saving Animals from Extinction (SAFE)species. Participating zoos continue to work together to create conservation action plansto protect Western pond turtles from disease, habitat loss, and predation. The Western pond turtle will be featured in JMZ zookeeper reptile talks once the weather warms. Snapping Turtles The newest stars of reptile talks, these six snapping turtles were illegally imported intoCalifornia by someone intending to sell them. In the long-run, the JMZ cannot care for allsix, so staff are working to find homes for them in permitted facilities where they willreceive the best care. The common snapping turtle prefers to live in shallow, slow-moving bodies of water withmuddy bottoms, so that they can hide. Like their name suggests, snapping turtles havepowerful jaws that allow them to snap and catch food. During reptile talks, members of theJMZ’s animal care team are able to feed these turtles and show off how they consumefood. These amazing creatures can live up to 47 years in captivity. One of the Barn Owls says hello to a young visitor. Photo courtesy of DavidLiittschwager. More New Arrivals Ms. O, the Western pond turtle, and snapping turtles are not the only animals who arenew to the zoo. Other arrivals include Bramble the hedgehog who along with Ms. O theopossum will be seen during mammal talks at the zoo and can visit classrooms at local schools. The JMZ’s new bearded dragon, Mad Maxine, will also be a reptile talk guestwhen weather permits. Two new barn owls can be seen in the zoo’s wildlife circle.Members of the animal care team are training these owls to fly in classrooms, so that theycan be brought to schools and engage young learners. Another blue-tongued skink, agiant gecko, a veiled chameleon, leopard gecko, and fainting beetles have all joined theJMZ as animal ambassadors. Friends of the Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zooinfo@friendsjmz.org | www.friendsjmz.org DONATE NOW Connect with us Friends of the JMZ | 1451 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto, CA 94301 Unsubscribe city.council@cityofpaloalto.org Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice Sent by info@friendsjmz.org in collaboration with Try email marketing for free today! From:Jo Ann Mandinach To:Thomas Rindfleisch Cc:CPNA; Shikada, Ed; Eggleston, Brad; Rebecca Eisenberg; Margaret Bruce; Murray, Kevin; Council, City; Norm Beamer; Len Materman; Jeffrey R Koseff Subject:Re: [CPNA] Updated Catalog of SFC New Year"s Eve Flood Video Clips and Photos Date:Tuesday, January 17, 2023 1:20:42 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. Some of you may be interested in tuning into tonight's Zoom meeting " Storm Community Check-In today at 6 p.m. The Mayor and City Manager will be hosting a virtual briefing tonight at 6 p.m. to share storm-related information and answer community questions. Join us on Zoom or watch on YouTube (for thosewho miss it, it will be recorded). To participate and learn more. go here. " https://www.cityofpaloalto.org/Events-Directory/City-Manager/Storm-Community- Check-In On Mon, Jan 16, 2023 at 2:58 PM Thomas Rindfleisch <tcr@stanford.edu> wrote: Friends, I have updated the catalog of video clips and photos for the San Francisquito Creekflood on New Year's Eve -- see this link. The first version elicited new contributions fromCrescent Park Neighborhood Association residents. Some of the new videos are especiallyalarming in the vicinity of University Avenue at Hale St, and at Lincoln Ave. I'm glad we are entering a drier period! Tom R. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Crescent ParkPA" group.To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to crescent-park-pa+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com.To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/crescent-park-pa/0cf31fcd-d71b-99f7-5ede-76a7d003df59%40stanford.edu. From:Tran, Joanna To:Council, City Cc:Executive Leadership Team Subject:Reminder: Questions to Consent Agenda Items (1/23) Date:Tuesday, January 17, 2023 9:57:59 AM Attachments:image001.pngimage003.pngimage004.pngimage006.pngimage007.pngimage008.pngimage002.png Good morning Mayor and Councilmembers, I hope you all had a great weekend! Please send any questions you may have to consent calendar items or plans to pull agenda items for Monday night’s meeting to me by Wednesday, January 18th at 5 PM. We will send an email with answers to all questions at the end of the week. You may find the January 23, 2023 agenda at this link: Meeting Agendas and Minutes – City of Palo Alto, CA Thank you! Best, Joanna Joanna Tran Executive Assistant to the City Manager Office of the City Manager (650) 329-2105 | joanna.tran@cityofpaloalto.org www.cityofpaloalto.org From:FEC United To:Council, City Subject:FEC United Education Newsletter Date:Tuesday, January 17, 2023 9:06:59 AM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautious ofopening attachments and clicking on links. FEC United Education Pillar Newsletter January 17, 2023 Remembering Martin Luther King, Jr Martin Luther King, Jr's famous 'I have a dream' speech is heavy on my heart and mind as we continue to tackle and struggle with the issues presented by SEL (social emotional learning), CRT (critical race theory), and DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) in our schools. Dr King's vision for America, a place where our children are not judged by the color of their skin, but rather by the content of their character is more important now that it ever has been. We have made so much progress in the last half century towards that ideal, yet it seems to remain elusive. We have to continue to fight for meritocracy in this country. Fight for equal access to opportunity, but realize and understand that equal access does not mean equal outcomes. Every child deserves educational opportunities that give them the best chance for individual success. We also need to recognize that the current system of government run schools in this country does not do that for many children. It istime to take the power away from failing systems and focus on how to create opportunity. It is time for a paradigm shift in education. Instead of focusing on social issues and activism, our schools should be focused on teaching the basics and givinghope to our children for what their future could hold. That means a focus on teaching what matters: reading, writing, mathematics, civics, history (yes- both the good and bad, but with a focus on context and progress), and science. It is time to show our children that the best catalyst for change is an optimistic view of thefuture and a deep understanding of the world that they live in. Martin Luther King I Have a Dream Speech - American Rhetoric DEI Proponents Should Not Celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day | Opinion Let's honor Dr King by keeping his vision. 2023 Colorado Legislative Session To find a bill, a committee schedule, or a legislator, uae this link: Session Schedule | Colorado General Assembly Colorado legislative session 2023 guide: Education and the General Assembly Join Us on Facebook Use the following link to join FEC United Education Pillar FEC United- Education pillar | Facebook Please answer the questions to be approved. _________________________________________________________________ Education Survey We need your help to make an impact. What are your education issues and concerns? How are you willing to step into the gap to give our children a better future? Respond to the survey to help to build better educational opportunities for our children. Click this link to take our survey - https://fecunited.com/education- pillar-survey/ If you run a private or homeschool program, share your information here so that it can be shared with the community. education@fecunited.com If you are willing and able to volunteer now, send an email to education@fecunited.com FEC is continuing to explore how we can change and provide the education parents want for their children. If you are interested in becoming part of the solution and taking back education, email education@fecunited.com I Want to Help FEC United! Mailing Address:PO Box 891, Parker, CO 80134 Want to change how you receive these emails?You can an change your email address or unsubscribe from this list. Unsubscribe at https://papp.pidoxa.com/unsub Sent by FEC United PO Box 891 , Parker CO 80134. Copyright 2023 by FEC United or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved. From:Aram James To:Sean Allen; Anna Griffin; Jethroe Moore; Binder, Andrew; Tony Dixon; Reifschneider, James; Josh Becker;Assemblymember.Berman@assembly.ca.gov; Cecilia Taylor; Shikada, Ed; Council, City; Rebecca Eisenberg; JoeSimitian; Supervisor Susan Ellenberg; Otto Lee; Supervisor Cindy Chavez; Jeff Rosen; Michael Gennaco; Foley,Michael; Tannock, Julie Subject:LAPD tortures Keenan Anderson to death with multiple tasers blasts - Date:Monday, January 16, 2023 10:48:05 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautious of opening attachments and clicking on links. ________________________________ https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2023-01-13/la-me-taser-tactics-lapd-keenan-anderson?_amp=true Sent from my iPhone From:Aram James To:Jay Boyarsky; Jethroe Moore; Sean Allen; Julie Lythcott-Haims; Jeff Rosen; Council, City; Binder, Andrew;Rebecca Eisenberg; Shikada, Ed; Joe Simitian; Winter Dellenbach; Josh Becker; chuck jagoda; ladoris cordell;Rebecca Eisenberg; Jeff Rosen; Council, City; citycouncil@mountainview.gov; Figueroa, Eric; Tannock, Julie;Foley, Michael Subject:‘Disregarded as human beings’: survivors of Palm Springs demolition demand justice 60 years on | California | The Guardian - “a city-engineered holocaust” Date:Monday, January 16, 2023 9:56:15 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautious of opening attachments and clicking on links. ________________________________ https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/jan/15/california-palm-springs-section-14-homes-burned-survivors- justice Sent from my iPhone From:Aram James To:Rebecca Eisenberg; Angie Evans; Shana Segal; Council, City Subject:Four reservoirs in Santa Clara County are over 100% full Date:Monday, January 16, 2023 7:23:44 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. NewsBreakUsed by over 45 million people Open APP Four reservoirs in Santa Clara County are over 100% full KRON4 News I found this on NewsBreak: Four reservoirs in Santa Clara County are over 100% full Click to read the full story Sent from my iPhone From:Thomas Rindfleisch To:CPNA Cc:Shikada, Ed; Eggleston, Brad; Rebecca Eisenberg; Margaret Bruce; Murray, Kevin; Council, City; Norm Beamer; Len Materman; Jeffrey R Koseff Subject:Updated Catalog of SFC New Year"s Eve Flood Video Clips and Photos Date:Monday, January 16, 2023 2:58:06 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. Friends, I have updated the catalog of video clips and photos for the San Francisquito Creekflood on New Year's Eve -- see this link. The first version elicited new contributions from Crescent Park Neighborhood Association residents. Some of the new videos are especiallyalarming in the vicinity of University Avenue at Hale St, and at Lincoln Ave. I'm glad we are entering a drier period! Tom R. From:Aram James To:Sean Allen; Julie Lythcott-Haims; Jethroe Moore; Tanaka, Greg; Council, City; Rebecca Eisenberg; Jay Boyarsky;Human Relations Commission; Planning Commission; Shikada, Ed; Joe Simitian; Cindy Chavez; Otto Lee; JavierOrtega; Supervisor Susan Ellenberg; Bains, Paul; ladoris cordell Subject:San Francisco Reparations Committee proposes 5 million each for longtime black residents Date:Monday, January 16, 2023 12:37:44 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautious of opening attachments and clicking on links. ________________________________ https://www.foxnews.com/politics/san-frans-reparations-committee-proposes-5-million-each-longtime-black- resident-total-debt-forgiveness.amp Sent from my iPhone From:FEC United To:Council, City Subject:FEC United Faith Newsletter Date:Monday, January 16, 2023 8:05:45 AM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautious ofopening attachments and clicking on links. Image FEC United Faith Pillar Devotional January 16, 2023 Remember Your Why… Many of us are frustrated that things seem to be taking way too longin our battle to repossess our freedom. Guess what, we are on theright track to reclaim what the enemy (devil) has taken from us. He and his fellow minions are running scared! We are over the target to expose the evil players that have been chipping away at the American way of "Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness." We chose God as our guide when this country was established. AndGod has blessed us because He was the guiding light in our families, communities, and government. Over the years we have taken God out of our schools, out of our businesses, and out of our government. Sunday used to be a day of rest and worship. Now it is SundayFootball games and soccer practice for our kids… That is all a part of the devil's scheme. He wants to distract us and wear us down, cause discouragement, and forget where our priority needs to be—In God! In the last couple of years, many of us have had our eyes opened to what is really happening in our nation, and we aren't going to take it anymore! Have you noticed that things seem to be going out of control much quicker than ever before? Because we are over thetarget—we are paying closer attention and taking action to make America great again and making God a central part of our lives! Remember God is with us! Stay strong and courageous! Go to Godthrough prayer for guidance, and read His word of truth for refreshing and reassurance to remember why we are standing firm on our positions to take our country back under the banner of IN GOD WE TRUST! Hope you feel encouraged as you read the following scriptures: Joshua 1:9 (NIV)Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the LORD your God will be with you wherever you go." 2 Kings 6:16-17 (NIV) 16 "Don't be afraid," the prophet answered. "Those who are with us are more than those who are with them." 17 And Elisha prayed, "Open his eyes, LORD, so that he may see."Then the LORD opened the servant's eyes, and he looked and saw the hills full of horses and chariots of fire all around Elisha. Nehemiah 4:15-16 (BSB)15 When our enemies heard that we were aware of their scheme and that god had frustrated it, each of us returned to his own work on the wall. 16 And from that day on, half of my servants did the work while the other half held spears, shields, bows, and armor. Ezekiel 12:28 (NIV) "Therefore say to them, 'This is what the Sovereign LORD says: None of my words will be delayed any longer; whatever I say will be fulfilled,declares the Sovereign LORD.'" Matthew 11:28-30 28 Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give yourest. 29 Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. 30 For my yoke iseasy, and my burden is light." Copyright © 2022 FEC United, All rights reserved. Mailing Address:PO Box 891, Parker, CO 80134 Want to change how you receive these emails?You can unsubscribe from this list. Unsubscribe at https://papp.pidoxa.com/unsub Sent by FEC United PO Box 891 , Parker CO 80134. Copyright 2023 by FEC United or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved. From:Loran Harding To:Loran Harding; alumnipresident@stanford.edu; antonia.tinoco@hsr.ca.gov; David Balakian; boardmembers;bballpod; beachrides; bearwithme1016@att.net; fred beyerlein; Leodies Buchanan; Cathy Lewis; Council, City;Chris Field; Doug Vagim; dallen1212@gmail.com; Dan Richard; Daniel Zack; david pomaville;eappel@stanford.edu; Scott Wilkinson; Gabriel.Ramirez@fresno.gov; George.Rutherford@ucsf.edu;huidentalsanmateo; hennessy; Irv Weissman; Sally Thiessen; Joel Stiner; jerry ruopoli; kfsndesk; leager; MarkStandriff; Mayor; margaret-sasaki@live.com; merazroofinginc@att.net; newsdesk; news@fresnobee.com; nickyovino; russ@topperjewelers.com; Steve Wayte Subject:Fwd: Germany opens LNG facility record time!! Date:Monday, January 16, 2023 2:50:32 AM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Loran Harding <loran.harding@stanfordalumni.org>Date: Mon, Jan 16, 2023 at 12:52 AM Subject: Fwd: Germany opens LNG facility record time!!To: Loran Harding <loran.harding@stanfordalumni.org> Sunday, January 15, 2023 late To all- I sent out an article about this about a week ago. It showed big LNG tankers leaving from Louisiana with our natural gas as LNG headed to Europe to get those high pricesthey are paying. Biden lets it happen and we can all pay through the nose as a result on our heating bills. Due to the "shortage" of natural gas in the US. The big, new LNG facility built by the Germans in a few months, instead of the usual five years. At Wilhelmshaven, on that stretch of coast on the North Sea between Holland and Denmarkwhich is German territory. Germany opens new LNG terminal in record time to replace Russian gas | DW News - YouTube Map showing Wilhelmshaven on the German coast: Poster, Many Sizes; Cia Map Of Germany 1994 | eBay Hear the expert here say, at 2:55, that most of the natural gas being imported byGermany as LNG is from the United States. "Also, from other countries that have"spare capacity". Biden cannot say that is not the case. This guy is an expert. So thesuckers, i.e. the American people, can pay through the nose this winter, and beyond, because our natural gas is being shipped to Germany and other European countries. Our natural gasproducers want to get in on the sky-high prices for natural gas caused by Russian restrictions on what they are selling to Eruope. Biden could step in and stop this, but there isapparently too much money at stake. Just remember when you get your shocking heating bills this winter that the US has "spare capacity" and that is why we are shipping so much ofour natural gas to Europe. They cannot deny what is going on here. It is another screwing of the American people by the United States government to enrich the guys at the top. I guess if we complain, they'llmurder another 58,000 young Americans in another trumped-up war in Asia. Here you see one LNG tanker that holds enough natural gas in liquid form to supply 80,000 (German) homes for a year: Note the statement here that the US is now the largestexporter of LNG. Pay through the nose, suckers. PG&E warns in an insert in my bill that natural gas prices will soar due to "shortages" of natural gas: Shortages engineered by the USnatural gas suppliers and blessed by official Washington. Remember that song about the gold mine? "My wife got the gold and I got the shaft". That's how you'll feel when you get yourheating bill. Let's have a $2,000 check from the Treasury to offset this hosing. Turkey? USA? Who is vested interests since Russia's gas cut? - YouTube Let's hear on the floor of Congress how the Biden admin. is allowing this wholesale screwing of the American people and why Congress does not put a stop to it. Not a word sofar about this in official Washington. Of course the news media don't want to embarass elected officials by bringing this up. You don't bite the hand that feeds you. Don't rock theboat and we'll all leave from inside the beltway rich. This is just blatant government corruption. US AG Garland should launch an investigation into public corruption here. Put the US natural gas producers under oath and findout who in Congress they are bribing to let this continue. Is Biden being bribed? Where is Common Cause, Amanpour and Co., Sixty Minutes and others re this screwing? The States' Attorney's General should sue the federal government for letting this happen. Let'shave California AG Bonta lead the way. L. William Harding Fresno, Ca. From:Aram James To:Sean Allen; Jethroe Moore; Binder, Andrew; Julie Lythcott-Haims; Greg Tanaka; Council, City; Joe Simitian; CindyChavez; Supervisor Otto Lee; Rebecca Eisenberg; Jeff Rosen; Council, City; citycouncil@mountainview.gov;Supervisor Susan Ellenberg Subject:More on three police killing by LAPD in January 2023 Date:Sunday, January 15, 2023 6:12:30 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. 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Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Loran Harding <loran.harding@stanfordalumni.org>Date: Sun, Jan 15, 2023 at 1:47 PM Subject: Fwd: Atherton mansion listed at $50 millionTo: Loran Harding <loran.harding@stanfordalumni.org> Sunday, January 15, 2023 To all- Photos: Atherton megamansion with indoor and outdoor pools listed for $50 million(msn.com) To see 26 photos of this house, scroll down here. Well worth seeing. It is at 233 Park Ln, Atherton, Ca. 94027. It is brand new, never lived in. It is actually listed at only $49,900,000.HSR putting Fresno one hour from Diridon Station in San Jose will connect Fresno with Silicon Valley and raise home values here substantially. Not like this, but enough to giveFresno a whole new caste. Atherton, CA Real Estate - Atherton Homes for Sale | realtor.com® It is staged with two Steinways at least. I love the way the sandstone is left rough exactly the way it is on the original buildings at Stanford. Some Stanford alum might like that. Theyonly have a three car garage, but no doubt the three cars in there will be good ones and will be updated regularly. The estimated monthly mortgage payment is $310,404. L.W. Harding Fresno, Ca. From:Jan Strohecker To:Megan McCaslin Cc:Thomas Rindfleisch; CPNA; Shikada, Ed; Eggleston, Brad; Rebecca Eisenberg; Margaret Bruce; Murray, Kevin; Council, City; Norm Beamer;Len Materman Subject:Re: [CPNA] Trail Catalog of SFC New Year"s Eve Flood Video Clips and Photos Date:Sunday, January 15, 2023 12:24:18 PM Some people who received this message don't often get email from janstrohecker@yahoo.com. Learn why this is important CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautious of openingattachments and clicking on links. Thanks Tom! You are the best! Appreciate all you do!Hopefully the powers that be will finallyTake action! Jan & Bob Strohecker On Jan 15, 2023, at 10:00 AM, Megan McCaslin <meganmccaslin@gmail.com> wrote: fantastically helpful and a great historical record. thanks, tom, for doing this... On Sat, Jan 14, 2023 at 7:26 PM Thomas Rindfleisch <tcr@stanford.edu> wrote: Friends, I have put together a trial catalog of video clips and photos from the many Crescent ParkNeighborhood Association residents who forwarded them to our group -- see this link. I have triedto make this accessible to various web browsers but let me know if you have trouble viewing thecontent. Enjoy reminiscing about a very trying experience! 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From:Aram James To:Julie Lythcott-Haims; Tanaka, Greg; Council, City; Joe Simitian Subject:From The Mercury News e-edition - Californians’ patience regarding homelessness is wearing thin Date:Sunday, January 15, 2023 10:44:10 AM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautious of opening attachments and clicking on links. ________________________________ I saw this The Mercury News e-edition article on the The Mercury News e-edition app and thought you’d be interested. 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I have tried to make this accessible to various web browsers but let me know if you have troubleviewing the content. Enjoy reminiscing about a very trying experience! Tom R. From:Aram James To:Binder, Andrew; Joe Simitian; Supervisor Otto Lee; Jeff Rosen; Council, City; Sean Allen; Shikada, Ed; SupervisorSusan Ellenberg; Javier Ortega; Cindy Chavez; Human Relations Commission; Rebecca Eisenberg; Greer Stone;Figueroa, Eric; Winter Dellenbach; Josh Becker; Jay Boyarsky; Wagner, April; chuck jagoda; ladoris cordell;Enberg, Nicholas; Reifschneider, James; Ed Lauing; Lydia Kou; Pat Burt; Perron, Zachary; Shana Segal; DavidAngel Subject:‘It never stops’: killings by US police reach record high in 2022 | US policing | The Guardian Date:Saturday, January 14, 2023 6:30:38 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. 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In the construction business, you know the potential of cost estimation services as they can be essential in winning more bids and reducing the project's cost. So if you are looking for any cost estimation or material take-off service, please let us know we will be more than happy to serve you. Thanks. Best Regards, Dan Cooper Business Development Manager CSI Estimation, LLC Tel: 516 856 321278th St Brooklyn NY 11214 From:Lauren Sims To:Margaret Bruce; Murray, Kevin; Shikada, Ed; Eggleston, Brad; Rebecca Eisenberg; Council, City Subject:Re: [CPNA] SFC Status: Saturday Storm Unlikely Flood Threat Date:Friday, January 13, 2023 4:02:48 PM Some people who received this message don't often get email from laurensims@gmail.com. Learn why this isimportant CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. Hello, I wanted to address this group and ask about next steps in terms of the Creek maintenance andsafety. I am the owner of 87 Crescent Drive and our backyard was flooded and water came up to our house, rushed through our crawl spaces and into our basement. No one from Palo Alto Cityhas checked on our property or the neighbors who border the creek on Crescent Drive to see who flooded. Additionally, I am surprised PA maintenance hasn't checked to see if any of ourelderly neighbors need sandbags. East Palo Alto has put up sandbags and plastic behind my home which will push water my way. They have been responsive to the neighbors and theirEngineers were out a couple of days ago answering questions. Palo Alto has not. I heard from several members of this group in years past about plans for the creek construction project. It is my understanding the creek project is on hold due to litigation. Here are myconcerns/questions around the project: 1) Widening the Chaucer Bridge will make flooding worse down at the Woodland/University Bridge2) Do you know which properties were impacted this 12/31? I would think that is important information for the Engineer on the project3) We have had years to clean the garbage, trees and debris out the creek. Which agency is responsible for that? There are a bunch of dead trees and logs behind my house which arerestricting creek flow. 4) I spoke to the SFCJA person about the lack of a fence along Woodland/Universityespecially at the bus stop behind our house. This lack of fencing creates the following: people going into the creek: drinking, setting off fireworks, littering large items, graphitti, etc.Additionally during times like these it is really unsafe for children to have a path going down into the creek. I would think from an environmental perspective alone you would not wantpeople going into the creek and dumping garbage. It should be properly closed off especially in the more residentially crowded areas. Thank you for answering my questions. Best, Lauren On Fri, Jan 13, 2023 at 1:43 PM 'MARGARET GALLOWAY' via Crescent Park PA<crescent-park-pa@googlegroups.com> wrote: Thank you, Tom, and also thanks to all who have contributed to informing folks near thecreek during these super storms. I appreciate the community care and efforts! Meg On Jan 13, 2023, at 12:36 PM, marni barnes <purplebeachcow@gmail.com>wrote: Thank you Tom for letting us know that we do NOT have much reason to worry- That is as helpful to me as knowing when I DO have reason to worry! It is wonderful to know that you are keeping an eye out ;-) Marni On Jan 13, 2023, at 11:23 AM, Thomas Rindfleisch<tcr@stanford.edu> wrote: Friends, it's nice to have a few days of relative quiet weather. We are having a bit of rain today and expect another stronger stormSaturday (14th). The Saturday event is predicted by the NOAA River Forecast group to create a maximum San Francisquito Creekflow of ~1100 cfs at about 6:00 PM Saturday -- ~20% of the Pope- Chaucer bridge capacity. This does not appear to present any threatof flooding in the coming week. Take care... Tom R. <5gZtAitHAu5SadcG.png> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to theGoogle Groups "Crescent Park PA" group. 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Learn why this is important CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. Dear Mr. Sauls, Following our conversation earlier this week, I submit the following letter regarding the all-glass office project proposed on 3300 El Camino Real. The Santa Clara VAlley Audubon Society has no reason to believe that the building, as proposed and with City requirements,willbe safe for birds. It seems that the location within 300-feet from Matadero Creek, combined with the all-glass architecture and green roof, are likely to create an unjustifiable andunmitigated hazard to resident and migratory birds. In the attached letter, we elaborate on our concerts, suggest solutions, and provide a list of requirements from nearby cities in our area. Respectfully, Shani Kleinhaus, Ph.D. Environmental Advocate Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society 22221 McClellan Rd. Cupertino, CA 95014 650-868-2114 advocate@scvas.org From:Aram James To:Julie Lythcott-Haims; Tanaka, Greg; Council, City; Shikada, Ed; Lait, Jonathan; Rebecca Eisenberg Subject:From The Mercury News e-edition - Atherton agrees to rezone its ‘poverty pocket’ Date:Friday, January 13, 2023 10:55:58 AM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautious of opening attachments and clicking on links. ________________________________ I saw this The Mercury News e-edition article on the The Mercury News e-edition app and thought you’d be interested. 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I shudder to think about what’s going to happen when costs go up to almost $5/therm for January. Please, this is really not tenable. Iris From:Aram James To:Sean Allen; Perron, Zachary; Binder, Andrew; Shikada, Ed; Julie Lythcott-Haims; Tanaka, Greg; Council, City;Jethroe Moore; Jeff Rosen; Rebecca Eisenberg; Greer Stone; Winter Dellenbach; Joe Simitian; Josh Becker; JayBoyarsky; chuck jagoda; Wagner, April; ladoris cordell; Human Relations Commission; Enberg, Nicholas; JavierOrtega; Reifschneider, James; Wagner, April Subject:2022 deadliest years for police killings on record Date:Thursday, January 12, 2023 10:07:51 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. 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BOOK SALE NEWSLETTERTHIS WEEKEND AT CUBBERLEY Visit our web site CUBBERLEY USED BOOK SALES FACE COVERS RECOMMENDED Saturday January 14Bargain Room 9:30am - 4pmChildren's Room 10am - 4pmHigh Value Sale Room H1 10am - 4pmMain Room 11am - 4pm Sunday January 15All Rooms 11am - 4pm(High Value Sale Room H1 Saturday Only) FEATURED IN JANUARY HistoryReligionMilitary HistoryPuzzles & GamesNew Age 4000 Middlefield RoadPalo Alto NE corner of the Cubberley Community Center(650) 213-8755 www.fopal.org Maps and DirectionsMore information on the salesDonate your used books, DVDs, &c ALL NET PROCEEDS GO TO HELP PALO ALTO LIBRARIES Marty's (Main) Room In our Main Room, prices are way below what used book stores charge. Hardcover books start at $3.00 and softcover books start at only $2.00. No numbered tickets this month! (Another reminder that yes, we are still in apandemic!) Please note that due to crowding during the first two hours of the Book Sale, nostrollers, rolling carts, etc. can be brought into the Main Room. This is for thesafety of shoppers and volunteers alike. By 12:30 or so, the crowd thins out andshoppers are welcome to bring these items into the sale. Children's Book Sale The Children's Room is located in the portable next to the soccer field nearGreendell School. It is entirely filled with children's books and toys. You'll findpicture books, school age fiction and non-fiction, fiction for teens, awardwinners, non-English titles, CDs and DVDs, and books for parents and teachers,most for 50 cents or $1. Strollers are welcome in the Children's Room at anytime. Bargain Books in H-2 The Bargain Room is located in Rooms H-2 and H-3 of the Cubberley maincampus, between Marty's Room and Middlefield Road. On Saturday, paperbacksare 50 cents, hardcovers are $1, and children's books are 50 cents each. The room also contains many records, CDs, and DVDs at $1 each. On Sunday, the room opens at 11 am and all prices are half off. Or, save even more on Sundayby buying green FOPAL reusable bags from us for $2/ea (or bring your owngrocery-size reusable bag) and stuffing them with any items in the room for$5/bag. Fill four bags at $5/bag and fill a fifth bag FREE! (We no longer receivesufficient used paper grocery bags along with donations for this purpose.) News from the Library, by E-mail and RSS If you have ever given the Library your e-mail address, like this newsletter editor did when he signed up for a Palo Alto Library card, you haveprobably noticed that they are sending you one to a few e-mails per month since the start of the pandemic. The Library would like you to know that they can help you find books for your child's reading level, and that there will be plenty of kids around nextweek or so reviewing for their finals. You can read about these on their blog to which you can subscribe if you have got an RSS reader. And if like yr hmbl newsletter editor you have not been paying attention and are wondering what is open and how much the Library has a CurrentLibrary Services page. Start a family library in 2023! If you ask many book lovers, the most important piece of furniture in a room is the bookcase. A home library doesn't have to be elaborate orexpensive to provide rich reading experiences. Many children have their own bookcases in their bedrooms, and in many homes, books can be founddisplayed in almost every room of the house. For these families, reading materials are simply a part of everyday family life. FOPAL can help you fillyour family library with a wonderful assortment of books and it won't cost you much at all. With regular trips to our monthly sales and by visiting eachof our three sales rooms you can easily create a family library for 2023. Remember, just about anything goes in a family library. Paperback andhardcover books, a dictionary, an atlas, songbooks, magazines for parents and kids, newspapers.... If you need suggestions for books while shoppingFOPAL's book rooms look for a volunteer floor person and ask for their advice. Most of our volunteers are avid readers and would be eager to point youin the direction of books perfect for you and your family. If you're looking for books during the week or on non-sale weekends, then you'll want to check out the Friends of the Library Book Store in the MitchellPark Library, or the FOPAL gondolas in the Downtown and Rinconada Libraries. These sales areas are open during library hours and restocked weekly with new books on various subjects. What's Special for January The Main Room is bursting with terrific donation offerings this month. In the "large specials area" look for a huge selection of History and MilitaryHistory books both fiction and non-fiction. Also, check out the impressive selection of Games & Puzzles donated recently. From a personalcollection, you'll find dozens of used only once 300-piece puzzles filling the Games & Puzzles shelves. The New Age section has been organized andrefreshed this month with the help of substitute section manager Otillia M. Add some enlightenment to your life by shopping this section and picking up some fun reads for a mere few dollars! A large donation of Religion books is available this month in the Main Room as well as in the BargainRoom/H2, making this section fully stocked. FOPAL sells its highest-value books online but for this month we are going to have selected high-value books and other items at our January sale togive our patrons an opportunity to buy them. Be sure to check out the High-Value Pop-Up sale Saturday 10am-4pm in room H1. FOPAL receivedmany book and non-book items over the year; all offered for purchase at discounted prices. Whether you are a collector or not, mark your calendar forthis special sale. Come see what we have found over the past year amongst the many generous donations that have been set aside for this event;take a look at a fascinating array of material on a broad range of subjects. The impressive selection was carefully curated by the FOPAL High-Value team, especially for the January sale. History We're continuing to process a huge donation of books on 20th century European history, including a lot of books on the early days of the Soviet Union,most in excellent condition. You can find them - along with general books on 20th century Germany in the special display area near the front door. Wealso have a larger than usual selection of books on Southeast Asia, Tibet, and Africa. We've had to do some rearranging in order to display the newarrivals: the section on explorers and exploration has been moved to the main history aisle, near the older books. We also received quite a few books on the Confederacy this month: these are displayed on one of the red carts. If you want some lighter reading, check out our shelf of "Offbeat History"for topics ranging from flappers to fraudsters. And don't forget to check out the bargain room! -Linda McAllister Religion Note the three books in picture below that are in very good condition. Also of interest are Venice Ferrell's Science vs Evolution, Leslie Hardinge's TheCeltic Church in Britain, Barbara Raw's Anglo-Saxon Crucifixion Iconography and many more like F. D. Maurice's two-volume The Kingdom of Christ. -Nancy Cohen Puzzles & Games If you love 300 piece puzzles have we got the sale for you! We recently received a donation of over 25 boxes of new or barely used high quality,mostly large piece format 300 piece puzzles. Since there are so many, for just this month, every 300 piece puzzle has been priced at $3 or less in this huge selection of 150 puzzles. Included are 2 dozen Pomegranate, plus more than a dozen each of Ravensburger, Bits and Pieces, and Ceaco/Buffalo. -Vicky Evans Home & Crafts This month the Crafts shelves showcase titles for floral crafts, origami, jewelry-making, and scrapbooking, in addition to decoupage and marblingtechniques. These shelves also include a plethora of sewing, quilting and knitting ideas. For January, the Home titles include: designer fashion, personal beauty, wedding guides, and lingerie, as well as costume history. You'll also finddecorative home painting and furniture painting techniques, plus building, remodeling, and interior design styles. Photos can be found at www.fopalbooks.com. -Virginia Perry Antiques & Collections Among the offerings this January you'll find: silver to silks; Fabergé to Lalique; Hummel to Limoges, plus other collectibles and buying guides: guns,coins, and stamps. Photos can be found at www.fopalbooks.com. MIXED RED CART We have a FOPAL mixed RED CART, which includes an overflow of Antiques & Collections, plus several Home & Crafts titles for homeimprovement, maintenance & repair, and organizational concepts. You'll find this and other Red Carts in the Main Room between Historical Fictionand New Fiction. Photos can be found at www.fopalbooks.com. -Virginia Perry Poetry On the top shelf, you should lookFor a lovely handmade book,Cheek by jowl with famous BritsReading from their greatest hits.Check out classics that we've gotFrom Horace to the Rubaiyat.Lower down, you'll find bon motsFrom Honest Abe and Queen of Scots. Shelf pictures available at www.fopalbooks.com. -Mandy MacCalla Medicine We feature a fabulous collection of Internal Medicine textbooks...but why would you want one? They are very handy for an overview of every illness,and to help formulate questions to ask your doctor. Classic volumes by Harrison, Robbins, Cecil, and Harvey are available...and at bargain prices! In addition to clinical nursing skills books, peruse the newly-acquired volume on HIPPOCRATES, the Greek who separated medicine from superstition,and whose Hippocratic Oath is still taken by medical students today. Among the treasured history books is The Evolution of Modern Medicine, a collection of Dr. William Osler's lectures at Johns Hopkins on medicine fromits ancient origins to advances of Pasteur, Lister and Osler himself. An entire library's worth of history is condensed in these pages. -Pam Parke Reference The holidays brought boxes of new titles that enabled a complete turnover of the genealogy shelf. Test preparation manuals also arrived en masse,expanding onto a second shelf. -Bruce Heflinger Children's Room The first two months of the new year include several holiday celebrations, and we have plenty of books about Groundhog Day, Valentine's Day, andLunar New Year to add to your fun. Look just inside the front door and on the wooden table for our display. You'll also find super-sized books full oftales from 8 different countries, songs, and rhymes. If you teach preschool, home-school, or early elementary school, these may be of particularinterest to you. Our World Languages sections are full, especially of German, French, Polish, and Chinese books. The Chinese section has books in both Traditional and Simplified Chinese--gorgeous picture books, educational materials, and DVDs, too. Check the Beginning Readers section forinexpensive biographies and books on space, science, and history, in addition to several boxed sets of readers. The DVD shelves include Harry Pottermovies and many favorite Disney titles. The graphic novels bookcases are overflowing this month with everything from DogMan to Tintin, Baby Mouseto Calvin and Hobbes. In the Activities section there are like-new puzzles and board games (including a Star Wars Trivia game on deep discount fromthe Amazon price); bags of small toy cars (including Hot Wheels and "Cars" vehicles); a Build It Yourself rocket kit; a DIY wooden handyman caddywith tools; and bags of plastic dinosaurs of various sizes, at bargain prices. Browse the School-age Fiction shelves of award winners for outstandingtitles, and the early chapter book shelves if you're shopping for readers in the early elementary grades. -Carolyn Davidson Children's Vintage Lots of fun stuff in children's vintage this month! To get us in the mood for the upcoming Presidents' Day, there are biographies of both Washingtonand Lincoln, as well as a wooden, die-cut puzzle of the United States. Or if you're looking for something weightier (both literally and figuratively), howabout a 10-volume series of Bible Stories or a 9-volume Bookshelf for Boys and Girls with stories, poems and things to make and do? There are alsosome vintage miniature books for both older and younger readers, as well as a 1st American edition of Sylvia Plath's The Bed Book. To top it all off,the Little Golden and Junior Elf Books have been restocked, and there is an entire wooden box filled with records (look like 45s but play like 33-1/3s).And if this isn't enough, please check out the High Value Children's Vintage section in H-1 this month. Fifteen boxes of books worth $20-35 if listedonline are yours for $10 each. Who said there couldn't be Christmas in January?! -Lisa Heitman European Languages We have some Old English texts, including several by Aelfric from the EETS, in the European Languages (Misc. subsection). -Susan Strain Computers A last minute spate of donations of networking tech and security books means those shelves are bursting with bargain knowledge. Also, new anime characters may appear. And as always, the newest donations are at the right end of each shelf. -David Cortesi (Yr hmbl newsletter editor has received word that pictures are available at www.fopalbooks.com.) Curious Books Visit Curious Books for an abundance of wit, wisdom, and new ideas. We have a plethora of charming and instructive volumes to keep you up to datewith life hacks and amusements. Enjoy! Shelf picture available at www.fopalbooks.com. -Donya W. Judaica Browse the Judaica section for books on the Jewish religion and culture including editions of the Torah and other basic texts, Kabbalah, Jewishhistory, the Holocaust, memoirs, Israel, Jewish Women, the Jewish American Experience and other related subjects. New this month - Why Do Jewish?: A Manifesto for the 21st Century Jewish Peoplehood; Once We Were Slaves: The Extraordinary Journey of a Multi-Racial Jewish Family; Einstein and the Rabbi: Searching for the Soul; The Rat Line - A Nazi on the Run: Lies, Love and the Search for the Truth; SixtyYears Sixty Voices: Israeli and Palestinian Women. Most fiction with Jewish themes will be found in Modern Literature/Classics or Current Fiction. Books entirely in Hebrew are shelved in theEuropean Languages section. -Charlotte Epstein, Section manager for Judaica Health It's a New Year and it can be a New You: Begin that diet you wanted to try. We have many, including Kris Carr's Crazy Sexy Diet. Follow up with TheRBG Workout (Bryant Johnson). How about Ellington Darden's A Flat Stomach ASAP? Or work on memory with Keep Your Brain Alive (Katz & Rubin). Want to relax with something interesting? Try Weekends at Bellevue (Julie Holland, MD), or relive history with Polio: An American Story (DavidOshinsky.) More than 400 Health books are just waiting for you. -Suzanne Cholko Science and Technology (STEM) This month we are featuring the much in demand technology and skill of enemy control. True crime and related subjects have been bleeding in andare now filling the lower STEM section. The usual STEM donations have also been popping in this month. Almost all books are price checked on theinternet and I price them at 50% or lower than the lowest price I can find. You see, the bargain room is not the only place to find bargains on STEMbooks. Shelf pictures at www.fopalbooks.com. Plenty STEM books are also available in the Bargain Room. -Edwin El-Kareh Sheet Music We still have plenty banjo and ukulele books left this month with some new ones having also come in. We continue to get a broad selection of cleanbooks for most instruments, many with CDs. Shelf pictures and images of each individual book organized by instrument at www.fopalbooks.com. Pilesof lesser quality sheet music books are available in the Bargain Room including plenty of praise music books that have survived some deity's wrath. -Edwin El-Kareh Music There will be a special Music section Red Cart loaded with Grateful Dead books. -George Chaltas Photography The Photography section has many fine new monographs. -George Chaltas True Crime SERIAL KILLERS. Many interesting books on the subject can be found under the Science area. Also there are many DVDs on the subject as well. Takea look at www.fopalbooks.com. -Cathy Swan Psychology Self-Help Featured books (many recent) this month are: Stolen Focus; The Good Life; Strangers to Ourselves; The Practice of Groundedness; Who Am I?;Leaving the Ghost Light Burning; Thinking in Bets; Emotional (Feelings Shape our Thinking); Atlas of the Heart; Journal of Radical Permission; OneQuestion a Day of Self Care; 1000+ Little Things Happy Successful People Do Differently; Everything I Never Dreamed; Think Again; What They Forgot to Teach at School; From Strength to Strength; The Psychology of the Spirit; Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself; You are the Placebo. Plus, checkout 'Popular on Amazon', 'New Arrivals' and all the subsections! Enjoy browsing and take advantage of the great prices. -Marnie Science Fiction & Fantasy Another batch of Terry Pratchett, for those who missed the batch that flew off the shelf last month. Two copies of John M. Ford's The Dragon Waitingwhich was hard to find for years, one older Avon paperback and one of the recent Tor reprint. Shelf pictures at fopalbooks.com. -Rich McAllister Donations We have made it past Drop-off Donations 3.0 and have returned to accepting donations without the need to make an appointment. HOWEVER.... We are closed for donations from Sunday January 8 through Sunday January 15 to prepare the Main Room for this weekend's sale. Please hold yourdonations until Monday January 16. Please read our donation guidelines before you bring materials to us. All that said, our normal hours for drop-off donations are Monday through Saturday, 3pm-5pm. (But not the week before the sale.) Suggestions? We're always eager to hear your suggestions for ways to improve our book sale. Please email us at suggestions@friendspaloaltolib.org. This notice comes to you from the non-profit organization Friends of the Palo Alto Library. No trees were felled in the making of this e-mail. 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From:Aram James To:Supervisor Otto Lee; Javier Ortega; Cindy Chavez; Joe Simitian; Jeff Rosen; Binder, Andrew; Sean Allen; JethroeMoore; Julie Lythcott-Haims; Shikada, Ed; Council, City; Rebecca Eisenberg; Winter Dellenbach; Richard Konda;Josh Becker; Jay Boyarsky; Reifschneider, James; Lydia Kou; Greg Tanaka; Veenker, Vicki; Ed Lauing; MichaelGennaco; Wagner, April; chuck jagoda; ladoris cordell; Human Relations Commission; Greer Stone; Enberg,Nicholas; Shana Segal Subject:Teacher and cousin of Black Lives Matter founder ‘Tased to death’ by LAPD on Jan 3, 2022 Date:Thursday, January 12, 2023 3:41:14 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. 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Learn why this is important at https://aka.ms/LearnAboutSenderIdentification ] CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautious of opening attachments and clicking on links. ________________________________ Dear City Council I don’t know how often you go into the police department, but at this moment, it is so poorly staffed that one never knows when it’s going to be open. I’ve been down twice in the last month to drop off drugs that I don’t want to throw into the garbage and the doors have been locked and there’s no one around. I had to call dispatch who then told me there’s not enough staff to keep things open from 8 AM to 5 PM for the public. You really need to fix this because it isn’t right that a citizen can’t go into the police department if they need to . Ann Pianetta 3815 La Donna Ave Palo Alto, Ca 94306 Sent from my iPhone From:Tran, Joanna To:Council, City Cc:Executive Leadership Team Subject:RSVP Requested: 2023 State of the Valley Conference Date:Wednesday, January 11, 2023 4:13:45 PM Attachments:image001.pngimage002.pngimage003.pngimage004.pngimage006.pngimage007.pngimage008.png Dear Councilmembers, The City of Palo Alto was provided 8 tickets for this year’s State of the Valley Conference hosted by Joint Venture Silicon Valley! The event will be held on February 17, 2023 at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View. More details of the event are included below. If interested in attending, please respond to this email by February 3rd. After that time, we will reach out to our Executive Leadership Team with the remaining tickets. Thank you, Joanna Joanna Tran Executive Assistant to the City Manager Office of the City Manager (650) 329-2105 | joanna.tran@cityofpaloalto.org www.cityofpaloalto.org From: Joint Venture Silicon Valley <info@jointventure.org> Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2023 1:44 PM To: Shikada, Ed <Ed.Shikada@CityofPaloAlto.org> Subject: Join us February 17 at State of the Valley! Register now for the State of the Valley conference. Having trouble? View in browser Don't miss an email. Add us to your address book 2023 State of the Valley Conference - February 17 Friday February 17, 2023 • 9 AM to 12 NOON at The Computer History Museum, Mountain View Simultaneously streaming via Brandlive REGISTER NOW SPONSOR A TABLE Dear Ed: I'm writing to invite you to the 2023 State of the Valley conference, a hybrid event emanating from the Computer History Museum on February 17. What is State of the Valley? It's an annual "town hall" meeting where we assess how our region is faring. The centerpiece is always the Silicon Valley Index, a nationally-recognized report we've been publishing annually since 1995. At the conference we'll provide an in-depth briefing on the 2023 installment, and then you'll hear from our region's deepest- thinking experts and decision-makers about what they see ahead. Owing to continuing concern about the virus and its variants, our 2023 event will once again use a hybrid format. It will happen live and in person at CHM in Mountain View for an audience capped at 300, seated at sponsored tables (distanced, masks encouraged). Your organization can sponsor one of the few remaining tables by contacting our office. The three-hour event will be broadcast simultaneously via Brandlive, to a sizable audience in the Bay Area and beyond. Registration for the livestream ($35) is simple with a credit card, and we encourage you to grab yours right away. The 2023 Index paints a picture of a region going through a series of difficult adjustments, across several fronts. We're going to break it down systematically for you and — because audience surveys have adamantly asked for more — we're going to allocate considerably more time to the briefing. In fact, we're going to spread the briefing over two sessions, one on the state of the economy and one on the progress our community is making on its equity, sustainability and other goals. As always, we'll also be showcasing the expressive talents of our arts community. Whether in person or as part of our streaming audience, we hope you'll join in this important regional conversation. Sincerely, Russell Hancock signature Russell Hancock President & Chief Executive Officer Joint Venture Silicon Valley provides analysis and action on issues affecting our region's economy and quality of life. Copyright © 2023 Joint Venture Silicon Valley. 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From:Loran Harding To:Loran Harding; alumnipresident@stanford.edu; antonia.tinoco@hsr.ca.gov; David Balakian; boardmembers;bballpod; beachrides; bearwithme1016@att.net; fred beyerlein; Leodies Buchanan; Cathy Lewis; Council, City;Chris Field; Lewis, Cathy; Doug Vagim; dallen1212@gmail.com; Dan Richard; Daniel Zack; eappel@stanford.edu;Scott Wilkinson; Gabriel.Ramirez@fresno.gov; George.Rutherford@ucsf.edu; huidentalsanmateo; hennessy; IrvWeissman; Sally Thiessen; Joel Stiner; jerry ruopoli; kfsndesk; karkazianjewelers@gmail.com; leager; MarkStandriff; Mayor; margaret-sasaki@live.com; merazroofinginc@att.net; newsdesk; news@fresnobee.com; nickyovino; russ@topperjewelers.com; Steve Wayte; tsheehan; terry; vallesR1969@att.net Subject:Fwd: Flood in Planada, East of Merced Date:Wednesday, January 11, 2023 2:42:24 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Loran Harding <loran.harding@stanfordalumni.org>Date: Wed, Jan 11, 2023 at 1:27 PM Subject: Flood in Planada, East of MercedTo: Loran Harding <loran.harding@stanfordalumni.org> Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2023 To all- I hope that local TV news in Fresno covers this. They did not on Tues. Jan. 10, 2023, I don't think. KCBS AM740 in SF is squawking about Planada. They fought to save it but were forcedto give up. 90% of the residents are renters and few have flood insurance, says KCBS. Just east of Merced. PHOTOS: Floodwaters overtake streets and homes in Merced County, CA (kvpr.org) Newsom visited Capitola yesterday. He'll have to visit Planada in a boat. Newsom tours storm damaged Santa Cruz County (yahoo.com) Can California please get going on the berm idea? At least consider how it might be done?You push dirt up to form berms on farmland. Say berms around 100 acres and berms 10' tall. You channel water into these in a rain year like this. That gives you one thousand acre-ft. ofwater to perc into the aquifer. Two women at Stanford proposed this 10 yrs ago. I guess the idea drew a big laugh. You'd pay the farmer for his lost crop revenue in years you did this.BTW, some crops can grow in standing water. Wine grapes, I believe. You'd build lots of these, near the San Joaquin and Sacramento Rivers and direct the water into them in a rainyear like this. OTW trillions of gallons of precious water just flow to the Pacific. I think you'd push the berms up, forming a square maybe, and leave a notch to allow farming in there inmost years. But in a heavy rain year, you'd close off the notch and fill the space with water. We're talking about building berms with dirt, not titanium. You'd need canals to divert thewater out of the rivers and into these ponds. Build them on marginal land where possible. See the report from Stanford or talk to the two researchers. Both left Stanford after the report. Isent out emails about this when it was suggested. The whole idea is to get the water out of the rivers and into the aquifer, before it flows to the ocean. You have to impound water to get it to perc into the aquifer. Water on floodedland just drains off into the rivers, and heads for the ocean. BTW, totally unrelated: Re Demar Hamlin and his cardiac arrest when playing football. Dr. David Agis, professor of Medicine at USC was interviewed by KCBS. He said that thishappens when the heart is impacted at a particular point in its beat, I think he said. There's a name for it. He said this happens about 30 times per year in the US. He said "Football is arough game. The players put their lives at risk for the entertainment of the spectators". Direct quote. He said that you often have people trained in orthopaedics and in brain trauma, likeconcusions, on the sidelines. BUT usually not pepople trained in cardiac events. Mr. Hamlin was fortunate to have such people available in his case. Dr Agis said he wanted to see Mr.Hamlin breathing on his own by the second day, and that did happen. The interviewer at KCBS had asked what he wanted to see in this pt. He suggested that we need more people trained to spot cardiac events in football at alllevels, and having the equipment to restore a heartbeat. L. W. Harding Fresno, Ca. From:Mark Hoffberg To:Council, City; Eggleston, Brad; Marshall, Tomm Subject:CODE RED for humanity climate webinar Jan 12 4:30-6pm Date:Wednesday, January 11, 2023 2:36:10 PM Some people who received this message don't often get email from mark.b.hoffberg@gmail.com. Learn why thisis important CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. Dear Palo Alto Council members, Just a reminder for you to attend, if possible, this climate action webinar in which Pat Burtwill speak: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/code-red-for-humanity-pathways-to-healthy-electric-cities- tickets-482809976637?aff=landingpage Thanks,Mark Hoffberg From:Aram James To:Julie Lythcott-Haims; Tanaka, Greg; Council, City; Binder, Andrew; Shikada, Ed; Reifschneider, James; Wagner,April; Jethroe Moore; Sean Allen; Rebecca Eisenberg; Jeff Rosen; Winter Dellenbach; Javier Ortega; SupervisorSusan Ellenberg; Greer Stone; Supervisor Otto Lee; Joe Simitian; Josh Becker;Assemblymember.Berman@assembly.ca.gov; Jay Boyarsky; Human Relations Commission; chuck jagoda; ladoriscordell; Enberg, Nicholas; Lydia Kou Subject:Worth reading Date:Wednesday, January 11, 2023 1:15:31 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. 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Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. Honorable Council Members and Commissioners, We at Palo Alto Forward wanted to extend an invite to our annual party on Saturday, January 21st from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. It will be an informal event with drinks, snacks, andconversation. We would love to have you there to get inspired for great things in 2023. Please RSVP here if you are available to attend. Let us know if you have any questions. Thank you, Your Friends at Palo Alto Forward From:Aram James To:Council, City Subject:Ain’t this some - hit ! Date:Tuesday, January 10, 2023 6:39:37 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. https://www.sfgate.com/food/article/san-francisco-man-sprays-woman-17708160.php Shared via the Google app Sent from my iPhone From:Sangkavi Kuhan To:Council, City Subject:Lung Cancer Screening PSA with the American Lung Cancer Screening Initiative Date:Tuesday, January 10, 2023 3:00:20 PM Some people who received this message don't often get email from skuhan16@gmail.com. Learn why this isimportant CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. Hello My name is Sangkavi, and I am deeply involved with raising awareness of lung cancer and lung cancer screening with the American Lung Cancer Screening Initiative (www.alcsi.org). I recently worked with Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf to raise awareness of lung cancer and lung cancer screening in Pennsylvania. Governor Wolf just released a public service announcement about lung cancer screening with the American Lung Cancer Screening Initiative. I’ve included Governor Wolf’s public service announcement here: Lung Cancer Screening PSA: Tom Wolf, Governor of Pennsylvania - YouTube I wanted to reach out to see if your mayor would be willing to record a similar video message to help increase awareness of lung cancer screening in Palo Alto, California. Lung cancer is the deadliest cancer in the world, but with early detection through lung cancer screening, tens of thousands of lives could be saved every year. If it would be helpful, we would be happy to draft a script for the video message. Thank you for your time! Sincerely, Sangkavi From:Jeff Austin To:Mark Landesmann; Council, City; Shikada.Ed@cityofpaloalto.org Subject:RE: [CPNA] Flood Risks and Failure of Local Government Date:Tuesday, January 10, 2023 1:32:35 PM Some people who received this message don't often get email from jeff@albionpartners.com. Learn why this isimportant CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. Dear Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council, Dear City Manager Shikada, As has been evidenced by the recent rains, the design of the Pope/Chaucer bridge is to blame for flooding in our neighborhood. I am unsure what calculations were used when designing the current bridge configuration in terms of necessary open area to allow adequate flow but I am sure that whatever calculations were used was, and is, wrong. Previous email communication referenced the reason(s) behind the constricted design – namely, to bolster the original bridge by closing up the original opening to provide additional structural integrity to the abutments. Perhaps a necessary fix to address the structural issues but a cheap and irresponsible fix nonetheless, as I understand it. The constriction caused by the design is at fault. This much is clear. As a citizen of Palo Alto and resident immediately adjacent to the location most susceptible to the creek jumping its bank, it is clear to me that the bridge should go. Previous reasoning to ignore the bridge was to control flooding downstream. The idea, as I understand it, was that if the bridge was removed, the resultant flows would flood downstream areas. Now that significant mitigation has been completed in downstream areas, it is time to address this remaining piece. If the bridge is rebuilt to allow traffic flow to/from Menlo Park, so be it. But, the bridge in its current state should go. It is a danger to life and property. Enough. Please take action. Respectfully submitted, Jeff Austin 881 Lytton Avenue From: crescent-park-pa@googlegroups.com <crescent-park-pa@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of Mark Landesmann Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2023 1:13 PM To: city.council@cityofpaloalto.org; Shikada.Ed@cityofpaloalto.org; Crescent Park PA <crescent- park-pa@googlegroups.com> Subject: [CPNA] Flood Risks and Failure of Local Government January 10, 2023 Dear Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council, dear City Manager Shikada: Congratulations to the newly elected members of the City Council, and on the election ofMayor Kou and Vice Mayor Stone. The Pope Chaucer bridge is a clear and present danger to our community, especially because climate danger continues to make the weather more erratic and the type of precipitous rainfallthat we have experienced in the last 12 days more likely. I therefore ask that you please remove this flood management obscenity as soon as possible. Local governance is very hard,but it is nevertheless an embarrassment for our city that it has been unable to remove the bridge in the 25 years since the danger emanating from and because of it has become obviousto everyone. Regards, Mark Landesmann 1170 Fife AvenuePalo Alto, CA -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Crescent Park PA" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to crescent-park- pa+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/crescent-park- pa/CAKUsCSBH0%2Bq%3DPYODhLpddspBr4HKaihuyQ3oTMEC_rW5UZtoUA%40mail.gmail.com. From:Peter Scott To:Council, City Subject:Need a better way to manage estimation Date:Tuesday, January 10, 2023 1:17:52 PM Some people who received this message don't often get email from peter@csimeptakeoffs.com. 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Best, Lesley Lesley Milton City Clerk (650) 329-2379 | Lesley.Milton@cityofpaloalto.org www.cityofpaloalto.org From:upcomingsales@friendspaloaltolib.org To:Council, City Subject:FOPAL Special High Value Sale Date:Tuesday, January 10, 2023 12:36:08 AM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. CUBBERLEY USED BOOKSALESSpecial Sale Newsletter Usual Sale Newsletter to Follow Later This Week Visit our web site FOPAL High Value Special Book Sale We're having a make-up for our special event that we didn't do in December. On Saturday January 14th, 2023, from 10am to 4pm FOPAL will be making available a selection of its high value books (usually sold online) reduced from up to $30 to the bargain price of $10. Book categories include:ArtChildrenComputersFiction, drama, poetryForeign languagesHistoryMedicine/healthMisc. nonfictionNatureScienceTravelVintage FOPAL High Value Special Ephemera Sale Browse through our amazing collection of vintage ephemera at our January special sale! Expect discounts of 50%-75% or more from comparable prices on the internet. For saleare both book and non-book items – vintage brochures, pamphlets, chap books, spiral-bound special publications, self-published oddities, magazines and military maps - youname it! All ephemera will be individually priced. Examples: Early computer manuals: HP-41C, PPC Rom User's Manual, etc. "Aces Back-to-Back"- A Guide to the Grateful Dead-1992 - Signed From Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band -1967 -Three original items cut from the Peter Blake collage insert. "Orient-Pacific Guide 1901"- Full of fold outs, "Australasia" map, Southern Signs of theZodiac, several color pages of flags, lovely Art Nouveau ads. 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Have seen 27 records, mostly music, a couple comedy, and heard there will be two boxes (flats more likely, they're more accessible) music CDs. -Frank McConnell Sales Information Location: Cubberley Community Center [CCC] Room H1 (next to Bargain Room) Time: Saturday, January 14th, 2023, 10am to 4pm Weather If bad weather is forecast the High Value Sale will held as planned as it will be an indoor sale. This notice comes to you from the non-profit organization Friends of the Palo Alto Library. No trees werefelled in the making of this e-mail. Visit our web site. Become a member by joining online. Be sure to receive your own free copy of this e-mail notice so that you'll know about all special upcomingbooks sales. To sign up, just e-mail us. We carefully protect the privacy of your e-mail address. We will notshare your e-mail address with any other organization and we will not use it for any purpose other than tosend you these notices. If you do not wish to receive these e-mail notices in the future, please reply with the words "Remove Me" in the first line of the text. From:Jo Ann Mandinach To:Council, City; City Mgr Subject:Flood risks and failures of local government, especially in its COMMUNICATIONS Date:Monday, January 9, 2023 7:24:22 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. Hello. You've been barraged with a lot of comments about the failure of local governmentduring our floods so I'll limit mine to only one aspect: the late and erroneous information sent out via community alerts, posted on the city web sites, disseminated to various local media outlets and posted to the city's power outage map that left people driving around in dangerous conditions and wasting our timesearching out information, 1) We have a HUGE and costly communications staff. The City Manager has a staff of 13 asst and deputy managers, Uplift staffers etc. They should be able tocommunicate better, faster and more accurately. This IS Silicon Valley! 2) The contradictory information about the location of sand, sandbags and shovelswasn't information -- it was the grist for the sad game of FIND THE SANDBAGS. The San Jose Mercury News publishes a regional wrapup of where the sandbags, sand etc. could be found and there was ONLY a footnote for Palo Alto saying we'drun out. 3) Who organized the volunteers filling the sandbags, updating information, finding shovels etc? Not our highly paid city staff but unpaid teenaged volunteers! It wasVice Mayor Kou's participation that helped publicize these volunteer efforts, againNOT our paid Communications staff. 4) HUNDREDS of people got stuck in the El Camino /University Ave bridge traffic jam UNNECESSARILY. I was stuck there for an hour at 1:00 PM hoping to crossthe University Ave bridge after a lunch date. The City alert wasn't sent until 5:04PM blaming the jam on work done by EAST Palo Alto at their end if University when EPA's debris-clearing efforts had been going on all day, When I got stuck there at 1:00, traffic was backed up past Stanford Shopping Center andpeople were forced to make dangerous U-Turns and take unfamiliar detours. I've personally beta tested the city's traffic alerts that were SUPPOSED to warn us which roads to avoid. None of them seem to have been actually launched -- yet wekeep paying for them and hearing you brag about your great software! You're wasting our time and our money! ENOUGH 5) Instead of getting reliable information from the city, people had to rely on information found on NextDoor and from neighborhood groups like Crescent Park Neighborhood Assn and the comment forums on PA Daily Post and Palo AltoWeekly, Maybe you can spare someone to monitor them to get decent informationon power outages, the street sweepers missing their streets, the unanswered city phones to which people had been directed etc etc... Most sincerely,Jo Ann Mandinach 1699 Middlefield Rd Palo Alto, CA 94301 From:Lena Chow To:Council, City Cc:Crescent Park Park Subject:Flood risks and failure of local government Date:Monday, January 9, 2023 5:26:50 PM Some people who received this message don't often get email from lenachow@mac.com. Learn why this isimportant CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. Hi City Council, My husband and I moved to Palo Alto in 1997. During the 1998 flood, our front house basement was completed flooded, 3-feet deep. It took months to get the water out and replaceour heating system. Over the years, I would hear about meeting after meeting regarding the Pope/Chaucer bridge. Then came New Year Eve 2022. Miraculously, our block was spared,but many in our neighborhood were not. Some of you may be new, or relatively new to the City Council, but this is your city, your City Council. Don’t blame your predecessors. Please pick up this important issue and do everythingyou can to accelerate the replacement of the current bridge. Thank you. Lena Chow Kuhar 947 Addison Avenue From:Rohini Chakravarthy To:Council, City Cc:CPNA Subject:Flood risks and failures of local government Date:Monday, January 9, 2023 5:22:32 PM Some people who received this message don't often get email from rohini.chakravarthy@gmail.com. Learn why this isimportant CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautious ofopening attachments and clicking on links. Dear City Council: Congratulations to the new council members and thank you all for your public service. I echo the urgency my neighbors feel to sustainably address our flood risk. - please remove the current Pope - Chaucer bridge immediately- please expedite the building of the new Newell Road and Pope Chaucer bridges Separately, please explore whether neighbors who have frivolously sued Palo Alto to delay constructionand lost in court can be compelled to pay for the city’s expenses. ThanksRohini1370 Pitman Ave Sent from my iPhone On Jan 9, 2023, at 4:27 PM, michal shalon <michalshalon@gmail.com> wrote: Dear City Council, I moved to Palo Alto in August of 1997, and as you are well aware, that winter of 1998 wasthe year we had the last flood. We were lucky at that time to have very little yet stored inour basement, as it was flooded 2 feet deep. It is astonishing to me that little has changedregarding the Pope/Chaucer Bridge and the creek all these years and that the can has beenkicked down the road. I realize there was a lawsuit holding up progress, but now that it'sbeen lost, I hope the city can finally move forward and make up for lost time. This needs tobe a priority. I also feel that the city's updates on the situation have been meager at best. Iam thankful to the leader of Crescent Park's neighborhood group, Tom Rindfleisch, for themost useful information re the situation on the ground. Michal Shalon155 Island Dr. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "CrescentPark PA" group.To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email tocrescent-park-pa+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com.To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/crescent-park-pa/CABS0VB%3DGoBPQPCiTFMiiP2wUd2mSnBqbyqSfFzjCxPn6bBZViw%40mail.gmail.com. From:K. Epstein To:Council, City Subject:Greg Tanaka for vice-mayor Date:Monday, January 9, 2023 4:49:31 PM Some people who received this message don't often get email from epsteinkh@gmail.com. Learn why this isimportant CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. Dear City Council Members, I wanted to let you know that I highly recommend Greg Tanaka to be voted vice-mayor of theCity of Palo Alto. Compared to the other current candidates, Greg has the experience that is needed for this vice-mayor position. Besides being a CEO, Chair of the Finance Committee,Chair of the PTC and President of the College Terrance neighborhood association (CTRA), I also served with Greg on the CTRA when the association was originally established, settingup the bylaws, etc. He was instrumental when setting the groundwork for this association, as well as getting the neighborhood excited about it and on board, and starting regularneighborhood meetings. He was wonderful to work with and I know he has much to contribute if he is made vice-mayor. Thank you, Karie Epstein1143 Stanford Ave. epsteinkh@gmail.com From:Camille Townsend To:Council, City Subject:Greg Tanaka Date:Monday, January 9, 2023 3:54:05 PM [Some people who received this message don't often get email from camillet@aol.com. Learn why this is important at https://aka.ms/LearnAboutSenderIdentification ] CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautious of opening attachments and clicking on links. ________________________________ My understanding is that tonight our mayor and vice mayor will be chosen…. We have many qualified candidates- Greg Tanaka is one. In light of the ongoing weather and related emergencies, flooding and more, leadership that keeps its eye on these priorities is critical. We all know Greg is true to his word in making services of utmost importance. It is important now. I encourage him as one of our two leaders this year. Thank you and warm regards, Camille Townsend Sent from my iPhone From:Charlie Weidanz To:Council, City Subject:January is National Blood Donor Month ! Date:Monday, January 9, 2023 3:05:10 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. January is National Blood Donor Month As a special thanks for keeping patients a priority, anyone who donates at Stanford Blood Center from January 2 – 31 will be entered to win a two-night stay at a lavish Ritz-Carlton destination of your choice! Start the new year by donating blood! Just an hour of your time can help save the lives of multiple patients. Visit stanfordbloodcenter.org to make an appointment or call 888-723-7831. Learn more at https://stanfordbloodcenter.org/winter-getaway-23/. This email was sent on behalf of Palo Alto Chamber of Commerce 355 Alma St Palo Alto, CA 94301.To unsubscribe clickhere. If you have questions or comments concerning this email or services in general, please contact us by email atinfo@paloaltochamber.com. From:egas1044@aol.com To:Council, City Cc:Transportation Subject:Re: Today"s suspension of parking due to uncertain flood info. Date:Monday, January 9, 2023 2:04:25 PM CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Be cautiousof opening attachments and clicking on links. Dear Mayor Burt and City Council - I've been told an item regarding recent flood response is on the table for tonight's city council meeting. I want to commend the Zachary Perron (Police Department), and Ingrid Velasquez (City Manager'sOffice) for responding quickly this morning to my inquiry regarding parking restriction suspensions. As I'm sure you are aware, more rain or longer duration of rain would have made today's close close amore catastrophic event. Even following NOAA, GOES Radar, USGS Stream Gage and our own CreekMonitor, it was not clear what we could expect until about 9 or so this morning. When we went to bed, theforecast was no higher than 9 feet. Understanding that the city begins it's action stage when the gage hits 9.5 feet, it would exceedinglyhelpful to know if the city could include suspension of parking restrictions in the list of things that occurautomatically and residents can take action to move cars before going to sleep on the night of a badstorm. Thank you, Respectively, Eileen Skrabutenas1044 Hamilton Avenue650-224-6402